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Where to stay in Wrexham

Where to stay in Wrexham: boutique and four star hotels, serviced apartments, country inns, farm cottages, glamping with hot tubs and holiday parks, all from local members.

The Hand at Llanarmon inn and courtyard in the Ceiriog Valley

Wrexham has somewhere to stay for every kind of trip: boutique and four star hotels within walking distance of the Racecourse, serviced apartments on High Street, country inns, farm cottages and glamping with hot tubs out in the countryside. Every place on this page is a This is Wrecsam member, so you’re staying with local people who know the area well.


HOTELS IN AND NEAR THE CITY CENTRE

  • The Lemon Tree on Rhosddu Road: an independent, Grade II listed boutique hotel with 19 individually designed rooms, a renowned breakfast and a welcome for dogs, 12 minutes’ walk from the Racecourse.

  • Ramada Plaza on Ellice Way: a Visit Wales four star hotel with 85 air conditioned rooms, a restaurant and bar, sauna, jacuzzi and free parking, five minutes’ walk from the city centre.


APARTMENTS AND SELF CATERING NEAR TOWN

  • Boutique 33 on High Street: three serviced apartments in a restored Grade II listed building, each with a full kitchen and self check in.

  • Gwenfro Cottages in Southsea, just outside the city: a renovated house sleeping up to six, with private parking and self check in.


COUNTRY HOTELS AND INNS

  • Hotel Wrexham in Holt: an award winning Visit Wales four star hotel under four miles from the city, with breakfast included, free parking, EV charging and The Savvy Fox gastro pub.

  • Rossett Hall Hotel in Rossett: a Visit Wales four star hotel in a Grade II listed Georgian house, about six miles from both Wrexham and Chester, with 50 rooms and dog friendly rooms.

  • The Hand at Llanarmon in the Ceiriog Valley: a country inn with 13 rooms, award winning food, a small spa and walks into the Berwyn mountains from the door.


COUNTRYSIDE COTTAGES

  • Golly Farm Cottages near Burton: four Visit Wales five star cottages on the Wales and Cheshire border, all on the ground floor, with superfast WiFi and an EV charger.

  • Cae Haidd Retreat in Bwlchgwyn: an award winning converted barn in the hills, sleeping four, with a wood burner, an enclosed garden and a welcome for up to three dogs.


GLAMPING, CAMPING AND HOLIDAY PARKS

  • Rackery Retreat near Burton: three luxury safari tents, each with a private hot tub, a roll top bath and a four poster bed.

  • The Plassey in Eyton: an award winning holiday park in 250 acres of the Dee Valley, with lodges, safari tents with hot tubs, touring pitches, an indoor pool, a nine hole golf course and more than 20 independent shops.

  • Acorn Commonwood in Holt: a family run campsite across 60 acres of lakes and woodland, with glamping pods, a lakeside safari tent and pitches, plus fishing and paddle boarding.

  • Clays Touring in Holt: a Visit Wales four star touring park in 18 acres, three miles from the city, with fishing lakes and Clays Golf next door.


WHICH AREA SUITS YOUR TRIP?

  • For a match or a city break: stay in or near the city centre, so you can walk to the Racecourse, restaurants and bars. See our matchday guide.

  • For Chester and the border: Rossett, Burton and Holt are between Wrexham and Chester.

  • For walking and the hills: the Ceiriog Valley and Bwlchgwyn put you close to the Berwyns, Llangollen and the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

  • For families: the holiday parks and campsites have space, activities and things to do on site.


For what to do while you’re here, see things to do in Wrexham and where to eat. Every place to stay is listed on Stay.


Checked on 8 November 2026. Facilities and prices change, so please check with the property when you book. Rooms go quickly on match weekends and in summer.

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